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Democrat Jim Moran says US military cannot win the war in Afghanistan
Examiner ^ | December 5, 2010 | Marc Schenker

Posted on 12/05/2010 4:31:38 AM PST by Suvroc10

Democrat Jim Moran says US military cannot win the war in Afghanistan. Remember when G.W. Bush was president, and it seemed like every other Democrat would declare that the US can’t win the war…whether that was in Iraq or Afghanistan? Well, now that Barack Obama is president, the Democrats are still as anti-war and anti-military as ever, the only difference being that the mainstream media doesn’t report on their statements of comfort and aid to the enemy nearly as much as when Bush was president. On Friday’s "Hardball," Moran, who’s a congressman from Virginia, declared that Afghanistan was not a "winnable war," and he even went so far as to claim that military leaders agreed with him!

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To: Suvroc10

If we continue with the ROE we currently have, then he’s right.


41 posted on 12/05/2010 11:11:15 AM PST by dfwgator (Congratulations to Josh Hamilton - AL MVP)
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To: grey_whiskers

LOL!


42 posted on 12/05/2010 11:14:41 AM PST by Ditter
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